Revelation 21:1-6 for Sunday, April 28, 2013

Alpha and Omega

 

 

 

Listen to this week’s podcast here:

The Bible is an act of faithful imagination. It is not a package of certitudes. It is an act of imagination that invites our faithful imagination that makes it possible to live faithfully. The Bible is an act of imagination that is rooted in memory but that presses always toward new possibility that is in front of us. ~ Walter Brueggeman in Living The Questions 

As I mention in the podcast this week, Brueggemann’s term “faithful imagination” is not some Disneyland-pretending or escaping, but about following Christ in such a way that we bring our whole selves — as persons and as a community — to the Bible story. We bring all of our hearing, seeing, feeling, thinking — our entire imagination — submitted to God. And we expect to meet God there!

May your meditation and prayer be rich with such imagination of faith today!

Deep Peace of Christ,
Todd

Artwork: Alpha and Omega by Jan Richardson (www.janrichardsonimages.com)

Music: Be The Center by Michael Frye, sung by Todd

Nature Recording: Windy Winter Solstice – Lakefield National Park, Cape York by Tai (https://soundcloud.com/nature-sounds/windy-winter-solstice)

Published by Todd Spencer

I am a spiritual director, a minister of spiritual formation, a husband and father. I live in the beautiful town of Colorado Springs, Colorado.

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